Cmder is a free console emulator software package for Windows that aims to provide a more pleasing and user-friendly interface compared to the default Windows console. It is based on ConEmu, with a major configuration overhaul and the addition of a Monokai color scheme and custom prompt layout.

One of the standout features of Cmder is its portability. It is designed to be self-contained, with no external dependencies, making it ideal for use on USB sticks or in the cloud. This means that users can carry their console, aliases, and binaries (such as wget, curl, and git) with them wherever they go.

In addition to its attractive interface, Cmder also includes a number of useful features and tools. It is enhanced by clink and clink-completions, and comes with a variety of binaries pre-installed, including git and other Unix commands. If users choose to use the slightly larger git-for-windows version, they will have access to all of the Unix commands they need in their PATH, allowing them to use commands like git init or cat on any machine.

Overall, Cmder is a valuable tool for anyone who needs a more visually appealing and user-friendly console emulator on Windows. Its portability, customization options, and inclusion of useful tools and features make it a versatile and useful tool for both personal and professional use.